Hanna HI3842 Hardness total EDTA Range 400 to 3000 mg/L

Hanna HI3842 Hardness total EDTA Range 400 to 3000 mg/L

The Hanna HI3842 Hardness total EDTA Range 400 to 3000 mg/L is a reliable and efficient solution for measuring high-range total hardness in water samples, particularly suitable for industrial, environmental, and water treatment applications. This titration-based kit uses the EDTA method to quantify calcium, magnesium, and other metal ions that contribute to water hardness, including iron, zinc, and manganese.

Total hardness is a critical parameter in water quality monitoring, as high hardness levels can lead to scaling, clogging, and decreased efficiency in water systems such as boilers, cooling towers, and pipelines. By providing accurate and consistent results, the HI3842 helps users maintain optimal water conditions and prevent costly maintenance issues.

Features

• High-Range Measurement: Designed to measure water hardness from 400 to 3000 mg/L, making it ideal for industrial and process water applications.

• EDTA Titration Method: Uses a well-established and reliable chemical method for accurate determination of total hardness.

• Simple and Portable: Lightweight and easy to use in both field and laboratory settings.

• Cost-Effective: Provides approximately 50 tests per kit, making it an economical solution for routine hardness monitoring.

• Comprehensive Results: Detects total hardness contributed by calcium, magnesium, and trace metals like iron, manganese, and zinc.

Specifications

• Test Method: Titration (EDTA)

• Measurement Range: 400 to 3000 mg/L (ppm) as CaCO₃

• Resolution: 100 mg/L

• Number of Tests: Approx. 50

• Weight: 120 grams

• Reagents: Included and pre-measured for ease of use

Applications

• Industrial Water Systems: Monitor hardness in boilers, cooling systems, and process water to prevent scaling.

• Water Treatment Facilities: Ensure water quality compliance and optimize softening processes.

• Environmental Monitoring: Analyze water hardness in lakes, rivers, and other freshwater bodies.

• Educational Laboratories: Ideal for teaching water analysis techniques using real-world chemical methods.